Municipality of Amsterdam Announce Plans to Scrap 2,500 Full-Time Jobs by 2030
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The Municipality of Amsterdam plans to cut 2,500 jobs, internal documents seen by AT5 and Het Parool confirm. This aligns with the plans outlined in the coalition agreement presented by Pro and D66 in June. A large portion of the layoffs will affect the municipality's Engineering Bureau, the Traffic & Public Space department, and the Amsterdam Municipal Health Service (GGD Amsterdam), reports Het Parool. The intention is for most jobs to disapp…
Municipality of Amsterdam announce plans to scrap 2,500 full-time jobs by 2030
The municipality of Amsterdam has plans to scrap 2,500 full-time jobs before 2030. Alderman Hendrik Jan Biemond wrote to the city council that the job cuts are based on the coalition agreement. The reason for the cuts is that the organization has gotten too big and the municipality is planning to work more efficiently, so that it can continue to invest in the city. The municipality wants to save staff-level positions, a spokesperson said. Jobs a…
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Amsterdam wants to cut 2,500 full-time jobs by 2030, Alderman Hendrik Jan Biemond writes to the city council based on agreements made in the coalition agreement. The reason is that the organization has become too large and the municipality wants to work more efficiently so that money remains to invest in the city.
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The most unsafe employer in the Netherlands (tied with Studio Sport, D66, and BNNVARA) is going to reorganize. You’ve let yourself be yelled at by your Stopera boss for a few years, been constantly humiliated and bullied, just let it slide when a superior shoved his tongue into your mouth, ‘switch off your brain and carry on’ unlike virtually all your colleagues who are sitting at home suffering from burnout, been forced to undergo all those sil…
AMSTERDAM (ANP) - Amsterdam wants to cut 2,500 full-time jobs by 2030, Alderman Hendrik Jan Biemond writes to the city council based on agreements made in the coalition agreement. The reason is that the organization has become too large and the municipality wants to work more efficiently, so that money...
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